JOB DESCRIPTION

Located in Boston and Weymouth, MA, you will be part of a strong, company-wide Health, Safety, Environmental & Security (HSE&S) Team, responsible for ensuring a consistent approach to the HSE&S best practices is applied to the Weymouth Laboratory and our Boston Operations team.

This is a part time hourly (contract) role (25-35 hours per week) supporting a working laboratory in Weymouth, MA. during a construction project. The hours could fluctuate depending on operational needs. A majority of this role will be spent supporting a construction project onsite to expand and upgrade a working laboratory. Additionally, this role could support project compliance assigned to our Boston office for risk assessments and auditing as required.

Responsibilities

• Implementation of HSE&S Practices
  • HSE&S oversight for lab remodel construction project
  • Coordinate simultaneous operations between construction and operating Laboratory.
  • Review and comment on sub-contractors HSE and Construction plans.
  • Oversee Regulatory Compliance Initiatives and Inspections
    • Enhance HSE awareness of all employees, subcontractors, etc.
    • Safe work practices in work planning
    • Job Safety Analysis
    • Toolbox Talks
    • HAZOPs
  • Support HSE&S procedure reviews and revisions
  • Support and participate in internal and external audits (ISO 14001 and 45001)
  • Ensure compliance with management fieldwork procedures.

• Coordinate Field Compliance Programs for Boston/Weymouth
  • Training Required for Employees Traveling to the Field
  • Weymouth Training Programs (HAZWOPER, Hoisting, etc.)
  • Support HSE&S Improvement Initiatives
  • Utilize Intelex to document incidents, audits, and leading and lagging indicators.

Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in occupational safety or a technical field or 10 years of equivalent industry experience in-lieu of a degree.
• Associated Safety Professional (ASP), Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) or equivalent preferred
• Possesses a good understanding of operational safety.
• Working knowledge in understanding and interpreting regulatory policies which include Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Fire Protection Agency (NFPA), or Electrical Code (NEC) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
• Ability to influence a team and coordinate simultaneous operations
• Action oriented and self-directed; good organization and project management skills.
• Solid understanding of incident investigations (Cause and Effects Analysis, Root Cause Analysis, 5-Whys)
• Proficiency in HSE management software and Microsoft Office Suite.
• ISO 14001/OHSAS 18001/ISO 45001 experience recommended.